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Dedication
For Ema and Taiga.
You came into this world already knowing everything in these pages. Never let anyone talk you out of it.
You are both my greatest spiritual teachers. You never stop showing me the way to live.
And for everyone who was talked out of their genius, told to be quiet, to be smaller, to be realistic.
This book is your permission slip to stop being a watered-down version of yourself and be undeniable.
Acknowledgments
The truths within these pages were never found in isolation.
To my key mentors: Mariane Karou, Pastor Rick Warren, David Neagle, Clinton Swaine, Jeffrey Sooey, Tony Robbins, Shanda Sumpter, & Mark Rabbitt. Thank you for recognizing the genius in me when I was still learning to see it in myself. You didn't just teach this path; you modeled what it means to be undeniable.
To my biological family and my soul family, the ride or die friends who showed up without conditions and never flinched. This book took a village, and you are the heart of mine.
The Giants Whose Lives Provided the Evidence
Spiritual Leaders
Jesus · Buddha · Gandhi · Mother Teresa · Martin Luther King Jr. · Thich Nhat Hanh · Rick Warren · Dalai Lama · Rumi
Philosophers & Scientists
Socrates · Plato · Aristotle · Leonardo da Vinci · Michelangelo · Mozart · Abraham Lincoln · Buckminster Fuller · Nikola Tesla · Thomas Edison
Visionaries & Icons
Walt Disney · Princess Diana · Oprah Winfrey · Muhammad Ali · Richard Branson · Michael Jordan · Tiger Woods · Einstein · Marilyn Monroe · Bono · Kobe Bryant · Madonna
Across every tradition and every century, when a human being allows their original gifts to fully radiate, the world has no choice but to take notice.

To Dr. Howard Gardner, whose brilliance gave us all permission to stop measuring ourselves by a narrow lens and start redefining what genius actually is. Genius was never about a score on an IQ test. It is about the presence you carry, the performance you give, and the courage to stop being a watered-down version of yourself.
A Note Before We Begin
You were born a genius.
This book is the proof.
And the path back.
Introduction
"People will forget what you said. People will forget what you did. But people will never forget how you made them feel."
— Maya Angelou
Maya Angelou knew something that most people spend a lifetime searching for. She knew it so completely that she became the kind of person other people are changed by. Oprah Winfrey — one of the most magnetic humans alive — called Maya Angelou her mentor, her north star, the woman who shaped how she saw herself and the world.
That is the power of someone who has recovered their gifts.
The Pull of a Baby
Watch what happens when a baby enters a room.
Every adult turns. Grown men make ridiculous faces. Strangers reach out. Conversations stop mid-sentence. Nobody planned this. Nobody can explain it. They just feel pulled.
That pull has a name.
We call it charisma. Magnetism. Presence. "That quality she has."
What it actually is: someone running on all ten gifts at once.
Muhammad Ali had it — and the world couldn't look away. Princess Diana had it — and 2.5 billion people wept when she was gone. Maya Angelou had it — and she changed the lives of people who only ever knew her through a page.
The Research That Changes Everything
In 1968, Dr. George Land conducted a study for NASA to identify creative genius in children. The results were staggering.
98%
Age 5
Scored at genius level for creative thinking
30%
Age 10
Same children retested — dramatic drop
12%
Age 15
Continued decline through adolescence
2%
Adults
The genius didn't disappear. It was trained out.

You were one of the 98%. The genius didn't disappear. It was trained out.
A Personal Reckoning
I know this because I was too — and I almost lost it completely.
In 2001, I was rear-ended on the freeway. The impact took something from me that I hadn't known I could lose: my ability to think. For weeks I couldn't focus. Couldn't string sentences together. The mind that had always been my sharpest tool went silent.
I prayed. I told God that if my mental abilities ever came back, I would never take them for granted again.
They came back. And I kept my word.
What followed was years of studying geniuses — past and present. What did they have in common? What did the most magnetic, most alive, most impactful people share that others didn't? The answer, every time, was the same ten qualities.
Not Knowledge
Not Talent
Not Luck
Ten Gifts
How This Book Works
Every captivating, magnetic, charismatic person you have ever encountered was running on at least seven of these ten gifts. Not performing them. Living them — the way a child lives, with full presence, zero apology, and nothing held back.
Not a 90-day program. Not a yearlong commitment. One small thing, today, repeated. The gifts come back the same way they left: gradually, then all at once.
The Structure of the Ten Gifts
Read straight through or open anywhere. The gifts don't require a specific order. They only require your honesty — the willingness to look at which ones you've dimmed, and which ones are still quietly burning.
The First Four Gifts
These four gifts do one thing together. They set you free.
Free from judging the people in front of you. Free from judging the circumstances around you. Free from judging the pain inside you. Free from judging yourself.
Gifts of Connection
Curiosity and Compassion — the first two gifts that dissolve judgment and make real relationship possible.
Gifts of Freedom
Joy and Playfulness — the next two gifts that liberate you from the weight of performance and expectation.

Together, you become unjudgeable. Everything else becomes possible after this.
Gift #1 of 10 · The Gifts of Connection
Curiosity
The gift that turns judgment into connection.
Remember Your Genius
Watch a baby meet someone new.
They don't look away.
No evaluation. No mental checklist. No conclusion already forming. Just wide, open, unhurried attention. The whole face says: you are interesting. I want to know you.
That is curiosity in its original form. Not intellectual. Not strategic. Purely human.
Who
What
Where
How
A child reaches for all four before they can speak — exploring a face the way an explorer approaches new territory. With wonder, not conclusion.
Judgment vs. Curiosity
Judgment
Efficient. In seconds you categorize a person, a situation, an idea. You decide what something is before you've truly looked. And the moment you decide — the connection closes. The learning stops. The relationship stays shallow.
Judgment doesn't protect you. It isolates you.
Curiosity
Does the opposite. One genuine question — asked without agenda, without needing to be right, without the answer already decided — opens something. In you. And in whoever you're with.
You can be curious about anyone. The person you've already written off. The family member you think you know completely. The stranger across the table.
Curiosity and Compassion are the first two Gifts in this book. They are the Gifts of Connection — the two qualities that dissolve judgment and make real relationship possible. They are also how you come home to yourself.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of someone you've already decided you know — someone you've stopped being curious about.
What is one question you've never actually asked them?
Your Genius Commandment
"My childlike CURIOSITY leads to new discoveries."
Your Genius Practice

Today, give the next person you're with your full, unhurried attention for 60 seconds. Ask one genuine question — Who, What, Where, or How. Then just listen.
1
One person
Choose someone you're with today — anyone.
2
One question
Ask a genuine Who, What, Where, or How question.
3
Today
Not tomorrow. Not when the time is right. Now.
For curiosity questions that deepen any conversation, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #2 of 10 · The Gifts of Connection
Compassion
The gift that makes people feel less alone.
Remember Your Genius
Watch a baby in a hospital nursery when another baby starts to cry.
Within seconds, the whole room cries.
Nobody taught them this. No one told them to care. Their bodies simply respond — automatically, completely, without hesitation. What one feels, all feel.
That is your original compassion. Before you learned to stay separate.
Somewhere between then and now, you learned to manage the distance. You got busy. You got disappointed. You decided that feeling what others feel was too expensive. So you built a small wall. Professional. Appropriate. Protective.
And something quietly closed.
Empathy vs. Compassion
That's what made Princess Diana extraordinary. She walked through active landmine fields. She held AIDS patients when the rest of the world was afraid to be in the same room. She came down to where people were — literally knelt — but she never lost her footing. She was moved without being swept away.
That is the gift. Not absorbing the pain of others. Being present enough to see it, grounded enough to respond.
The Person Across From You
The person across from you is carrying something you don't know about. They always are. Behind the short temper is a sleepless night. Behind the silence is a fear that hasn't been named. Behind the behavior that frustrates you is a pain that was never held.
Compassion doesn't ask you to carry it. It asks you to see it.
Now pair it with Gift #1. Curiosity asks who they are. Compassion cares about the answer. Together, they open the door to any human being alive — anywhere on this planet.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of one person you've been pulling away from — or quietly judging.
Ask yourself: "What pain might they be carrying that I haven't stopped to consider?"
You don't have to say anything. Just let the question change how you see them.
Your Genius Commandment
"I am compassionate with myself and others."
Your Genius Practice

Today, when someone frustrates you, pause before responding.
Pause
Before you react, stop. Take one breath.
Ask
"What are they carrying right now that I can't see?"
Respond
To the person. Not the behavior.
One pause. One question. Today. For compassion practices that deepen any relationship, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #3 of 10 · The Gifts of Freedom
Joy
Joy is not a reward. It's a birthright.
Remember Your Genius
Watch a baby discover their own hand.
Not a toy. Not a game. Their hand.
Pure, uncontained delight. No reason required. No achievement unlocked. Just this moment, this thing, this aliveness — and it is enough.
That is joy in its original form. Before you decided you had to earn it.
Most people spend their lives waiting to feel happy. Waiting for the right circumstances. The right relationship. The right number in the bank account.
Happiness vs. Joy
Happiness
Feeling the rays of the sun. Dependent on external circumstances. Comes and goes with the weather of life.
Joy
Being the sun. People feel happy feeling your rays of joy. That is what you were before the world taught you to need the sunrise.
Joy is the outward expression of faith — the deep knowing that life is working for you, not against you. Even when the evidence is unclear. Especially then.

Joy is contagious. Neurologically. Your body broadcasts your internal state to every person in the room. This is exactly why a baby silences a crowded restaurant with a single laugh. They're not performing. They're transmitting.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of something difficult in your life right now — something you've been waiting to "get through" before you allow yourself to feel good.
Ask: "What is one thing inside this experience that is worth meeting with joy — even now?"
You don't have to feel it immediately. Just find it.
Your Genius Commandment
"Joy is my birthright and it is contagious."
Your Genius Practice

Today, find one moment — however small — and let yourself feel it fully.
Not later. Not after things improve. Now.
Joy doesn't start when life gets easier. It starts when you decide it does.
For practices that help you access joy on demand, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #4 of 10 · The Gifts of Freedom
Playfulness
The attitude that turns everything into a game.
Remember Your Genius
Watch a baby learning to walk.
They fall. They get up. They fall again. They laugh. They try a different angle. They fall again.
There is no frustration. No shame. No "I'm terrible at this." Just the game — endlessly fascinating, endlessly worth playing.
This is how every human being learned to do the hardest thing they've ever done. Through pure, unattached play.
Then somewhere along the way, you started calling things "work." And work felt different. Heavier. Loaded with judgment — of results, of performance, of whether you measured up. The lightness left. And with it, a surprising amount of your genius.
Play vs. Work
Geniuses play at what most people call work.
Not because their work is easier. Because they never stopped treating it like a game.
Play is not an activity. It's an attitude.
A way of being. A lightness that says — this is the game, and games are meant to be played, not survived.
In a game, a mistake is just a move.
You learn from it and play again. Judgment has no seat at the table because there's nothing to condemn — only the next move to discover.
Jim Henson spent his career playing with puppets. He changed how the world taught children to read.
Playfulness Frees You
When you are fully playing — fully in the game — something else disappears too.
Shame
Cannot exist in the same moment as genuine enjoyment. Play pulls you back to now, where none of that weight survives.
Guilt
Needs you distracted, somewhere else in your head. Play returns you to the present moment.
Playfulness is the fourth gift that frees you from judgment. Not just judgment of others, or of circumstances, or of pain — but of yourself. When life is a game, you become unjudgeable. By anyone. Including you.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of something in your life you've been treating as heavy — a project, a conversation, a goal.
Now ask: "If this were a game, what would my next move be?"
Notice how the question changes your body, not just your mind.
Your Genius Commandment
"I play at what others call work."
Your Genius Practice

Today, pick one task you've been dreading and make it a game.
1
Set a timer
Create a time constraint that makes it feel like a challenge.
2
Give yourself points
Compete against yourself. Track your progress.
3
Celebrate the move
Not just the finish line. Every step forward counts.
Lightness is a choice. Make it today. For playfulness practices that unlock your creative genius, visit geniussquared.com/resources
The Gifts of Radiance
The first four gifts were the work. These last six are the payoff.
This is what lives underneath the judgment. This is what surfaces when the work is done.
Wonder
Imagination
Love
Laughter
Innocence
Enthusiasm
Not things you learn. Things you remember. This is who you actually are.
Gift #5 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Wonder
The gift that makes everything new again.
Remember Your Genius
Put a baby in a room with a ceiling fan. Don't turn the fan on. Just let the light catch the blades.
They will stare at it for twenty minutes. Completely absorbed. Not bored. Not distracted. Not checking to see what else is happening.
They haven't decided yet what is and isn't worth their attention. So everything gets the same treatment. Pure, unhurried amazement.
The Expert Mind
"I already know this." Every new certainty narrows the lens a little more. The moment you decide — the wonder closes.
Wonder Says
"I wonder what I'm missing." It suspends judgment long enough for something new to get through. You cannot be in awe and in criticism simultaneously.
This is why children learn so fast. Not because their brains are superior. Because they haven't decided yet that they know enough. Every moment is new data. Every person is a discovery.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of something you pass every day without really seeing — a view, a person, a moment in your routine.
Today, look at it as if for the first time. Not to analyze it. Not to improve it. Just to see what's actually there.
Somewhere in what you've stopped seeing, something incredible is waiting.
Your Genius Commandment
"I observe and suspend judgment."
Your Genius Practice

Today, have one conversation where you decide in advance that the other person is going to surprise you.
Go in expecting to discover something you didn't know. Then stay open long enough to let them.
For wonder practices that expand your genius daily, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #6 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Imagination
Creation begins first in the mind. Then everywhere else.
Remember Your Genius
Walt Disney died on December 15, 1966. He never set foot in Walt Disney World.
On opening day, October 1, 1971, a reporter approached Roy Disney and said: "It must be bittersweet. It's really sad that Walt never got to see this."
Roy looked at him and said: "If Walt didn't see it, we wouldn't be standing in it."
That is imagination. Not wishing. Not hoping. Seeing something so clearly, so completely, that it has no choice but to exist.
You can't solve a problem with the same thinking that created it. The solution always requires you to rise above, to a wider view, a deeper awareness, a willingness to see what isn't visible yet. That elevation IS imagination. Not fantasy. A higher floor to stand on.
You Were Born Imagining
Every building you've ever walked into was imagined before it was built. Every song you've loved existed first as silence with a vision inside it. Every company, every movement, every life deliberately lived — started the same way. In someone's mind, before a single thing had changed.
You did this before you could speak. You turned cardboard boxes into spaceships, sticks into swords, blankets into kingdoms. You didn't need raw material. You were the raw material.

Then someone asked: "But is it realistic?" And the magic stopped.
Imagination doesn't ignore reality. It precedes it. The realistic version of anything is just the imagined version that someone worked hard enough to build.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of something in your life you've decided is fixed — a situation, a relationship, a limitation.
Now ask: "What would this look like if I imagined it differently?"
Don't solve it yet. Just see it differently first.
Your Genius Commandment
"My imagination & creativity flows easily and abundantly."
Your Genius Practice

Today, find one place you're stuck between A and B.
1
One choice is no choice
You're trapped.
2
Two choices is a dilemma
That's where most people stay stuck.
3
The third option
Ask: "What's the third option? How do I get the best of both and eliminate the worst of each?" That's imagination doing its job.
For imagination exercises that activate your creative genius, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #7 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Love
The gift that has been there the entire time.
Remember Your Genius
A baby reaches for you before they know your name. Before they know if you're safe. Before they've decided whether you've earned it.
Love is their default state. Not a reward. Not a transaction. Just the natural, open, unconditional response to being alive in the presence of another person.
Then life happened. Someone left. Someone hurt you. Someone told you that you were too much, or not enough. And love — which had always flowed freely — started coming with conditions attached.
You are not alone.
You are not broken.
You are loved.
All pain — every kind — comes from forgetting these three things. The forgetting is the wound. The remembering is the cure.

You cannot give what you don't have. The love you withhold from yourself is the love you cannot offer the world. This isn't selfishness. It's physics. Love isn't something you find. It's something you remember.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of someone you've been withholding love from.
Now ask: is one of those people you?
Where have you made love conditional — on performance, on proof, on them being different than they are? What would it cost you to love them anyway?
Your Genius Commandment
"I am loved, I am love, and love is the answer."
Your Genius Practice

Today, give love without waiting for proof that it will be returned.
To one person. In one moment. Without conditions.
Start with yourself.
For love practices that heal and deepen every relationship, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #8 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Laughter
Your fastest path to healing. And to trust.
Remember Your Genius
300
Times a day
A 4-year-old laughs 300 times a day
4
Times a day
By age 40, the average drops to four. Not forty. Not twenty. Four.
You didn't lose your sense of humor. You lost permission.
Somewhere between childhood and now, laughter became something to be earned — through a good joke, a funny movie, the right company on the right day. Something that happened TO you, rather than something you carried.
But laughter isn't a response. It's a state. A way of moving through the world that finds the lightness in what's heavy, the absurdity in what's serious, the humanity in what's painful.

Genuine laughter drops cortisol, releases endorphins, and reduces physical pain. The body doesn't distinguish between laughing at a joke and laughing at life. Laughter just heals. And it is contagious in a way that nothing else is. You can resist someone's argument. You cannot resist someone's genuine, unguarded laugh.
Your Genius Reflection
Think of the last time you laughed until it hurt.
Where were you? Who were you with? What happened?
What would it take to feel that again today — even for a moment?
Your Genius Commandment
"I celebrate all successes big and small."
Your Genius Practice — Laughter

Today, make someone laugh. Not with a rehearsed joke. With something genuine — a real moment, a real observation, a real delight you actually felt.
Authentic Laughter
Magnetic. Moves through a room faster than any idea. Heals. Connects. Disarms.
Forced Humor
Falls flat. The difference is whether you actually felt it first. Start there.
For laughter practices that heal and connect, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #9 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Innocence
Pure in heart. Without agenda. Without armor.
Remember Your Genius
A baby has never been betrayed.
Never been abandoned. Never been told they were too much, or not enough, or that their love came with too high a cost.
They come in with a completely open heart - not because they're naive, but because nothing has happened yet to suggest they shouldn't.
Then life happened. And the armor made sense. Every layer had a reason. Every wall was built by something real. The closing down was a logical response to what you experienced.

But here's what the armor costs:
It keeps everyone out. Including the people you want in.
Innocence is not naivety. It's not pretending the world is safe or that people can't hurt you. It's something harder and rarer than that.
It's choosing to show up without a hidden agenda. Without manipulation. Without the calculation of what you'll get in return. Pure in heart. Clear in intention.
When you do this - when you walk into a room without armor, without game, without performance - people feel it before you say a word. The room relaxes. The guard comes down. Something opens.
Because innocence is disarming. Literally.
The armor protected you when you needed it. It served its purpose. But you are not the wounds that built it. And you don't have to keep paying the cost of carrying it.
The armor can come off. Not because the world is safe.
Because you are.
Your Genius Reflection
Where are you showing up with armor? A relationship, a room, a version of yourself you perform for others?
Ask: what would it look like to show up without it - just once, just today?
Not to be naive. To be free.
Your Genius Commandment
"My heart is pure and my intentions are always good."
Your Genius Practice

Today, have one interaction with zero agenda.
No outcome you're steering toward. No impression you're managing. Just you, fully present, with nothing to prove and nothing to protect.
Notice what becomes possible when you stop performing.
For innocence practices that rebuild trust and openness, visit geniussquared.com/resources
Gift #10 of 10 · The Gifts of Radiance
Enthusiasm
En theos. God within.
Remember Your Genius
A baby wakes up enthusiastic.
Every single day. About everything. The ceiling. Your face. Their own feet. There is no "I've seen this before." No saving energy for something more important. No half-presence.
Everything gets full aliveness.

The word enthusiasm comes from the Greek "en theos" - God within. When you are truly enthusiastic, the ancient world believed you were, in that moment, carrying something divine.
Muhammad Ali understood this before the world did. "I am the greatest" - spoken years before the titles came. Before the record proved it. Before anyone agreed. He didn't wait for permission to be on fire. The enthusiasm preceded the evidence.
That's not arrogance. That's genius.
Enthusiasm is not loudness. It's not performance. It's aliveness - the full, uncalculated expression of someone who has decided that what they're doing matters and that they are fully here for it.
And here's what makes it the final gift: it's not separate from the other nine.
When someone walks into a room carrying curiosity, compassion, joy, playfulness, wonder, imagination, love, laughter, and innocence all at once - what you feel from them is enthusiasm. It's what all the gifts look like when they move together.
You came into this world with all ten. Fully alive, fully present, fully on fire with the simple fact of being here.
That hasn't changed.
The gifts were always yours. They still are.
Your Genius Reflection
What is the one thing in your life that makes you feel most alive?
When did you last do it - fully, without distraction, without holding back?
What would it mean to bring that quality of aliveness to everything you do?
Your Genius Commandment
"My fire, my desire turns people on."
Your Genius Practice

Today, do one thing at full power.
Not halfway. Not efficiently. Not with one eye on your phone.
One thing. Full presence. Full fire.
Let the people around you feel what it looks like when someone is fully alive.
That's your genius. It always was.
For enthusiasm practices that ignite your full genius daily, visit geniussquared.com/resources
You Were One of the 98 Percent
You came in with everything.
Curiosity
that couldn't be contained.
Compassion
that needed no instruction.
Joy
that required no reason.
Playfulness
that turned everything into a game.
Wonder
that made a ceiling fan extraordinary.
Imagination
that built kingdoms from blankets.
Love
that reached without conditions.
Laughter
that silenced rooms.
Innocence
that disarmed everyone.
Enthusiasm
that lit up the world.
All ten. Running at full power. Every single day.
Then the world did what it does. It rewarded you for being smaller. For being quieter. For being more predictable. For fitting in. And slowly - so slowly you didn't notice - the gifts went underground.
They never left.
They can't leave. They're not skills you learned. They're not traits you developed. They are what you ARE - the original equipment you arrived with, still intact, still waiting, still yours.
The 2% who kept them didn't have better genes. They had better stubbornness. They refused to let the world talk them out of what they knew was true about themselves.
  • Muhammad Ali refused.
  • Princess Diana refused.
  • Maya Angelou refused.
Now it's your turn.
Not to become someone new. To stop pretending you're someone less.
The gifts are already in you. Every single one. Some are burning bright. Some are barely a flicker. But not one of them is gone.
You don't need a program. You don't need permission. You don't need to wait until things calm down, or line up, or make sense.
You need ten small acts of remembering. One gift at a time. One day at a time. One moment of choosing the genius you were born with over the smallness you were trained into.
That's it.
That's the whole book.
You were one of the 98 percent.
You still are.
Now live like it.
What's Next
This book gave you ten gifts.
Each of these gifts is a lifetime of practice. Each one deserves a book of its own. That book is coming.
But you don't need to wait for it.
Here is what you can do right now:
The Genius Commandments
This book featured 10 of 20 Commandments. The remaining ten are just as powerful - and they're yours, free, right now. Download the complete set with guided practices: geniussquared.com/resources
The Genius Squared Experience
If this book moved something in you, the live experience will change you. Workshops, retreats, and programs designed to bring all ten gifts back to full power - in your relationships, your work, and your life. Learn more: geniussquared.com
Share the Gift
You know someone who needs this book. You thought of them while reading it. Send it to them. Today. The genius in you recognizes the genius in them. That's how it spreads.
Appendix: Genius Commandments
Ten of twenty commandments. The ones that anchored each gift in this book.
Say them. Write them. Live them.
  1. "My childlike CURIOSITY leads to new discoveries."
  1. "I am compassionate with myself and others."
  1. "Joy is my birthright and it is contagious."
  1. "I play at what others call work."
  1. "I observe and suspend judgment."
  1. "My imagination & creativity flows easily and abundantly."
  1. "I am loved, I am love, and love is the answer."
  1. "I celebrate all successes big and small."
  1. "My heart is pure and my intentions are always good."
  1. "My fire, my desire turns people on."
These are 10 of the 20 Genius Commandments.
Each of the remaining 10 is its own gateway - a declaration, a practice, a way of living that deserves its own deep exploration.
The complete set - all 20, with a guided expansion of each - is available free at: geniussquared.com/resources
Each commandment is a book on its own.
That book is coming.
About the Author
Eiji Morishita
Founder, Movement Makers
Eiji Morishita is the founder of Movement Makers and the creator of the Genius Squared framework.
A former sushi restauranteur, TV Sushi Expert turned life & business reinvention coach, Eiji has spent over two decades studying what makes certain people magnetic - and helping others recover that same quality in themselves.
He leads transformational retreats in Japan and the United States, coaches high-performers on unlocking their unique genius, and is building a global movement to help one million people recover the gifts they were born with.
He lives between Southern California and Japan with his two children, Ema and Taiga.